Learn about researching family history through Ancestry.com Library Edition, including basic search tactics and terminology. Basic computer skills are required.

Registration is required for all LTTC classes. You can register in several different ways. Click the image below to fill out an online form, call the library at 706-876-2504, or drop by to pick up a paper form.

Dalton-Whitfield County Library presents a family event: Holiday Open House on Friday, December 16, 2016, from 2:00pm-5:00pm

Thank you for your patronage to our library! We would like to take this opportunity to show our appreciation to you and invite you to drop in anytime between 2:00 and 5:00 for light refreshments and holiday cheer.

Learn how to save a document, create a calendar, and use other advanced features of Microsoft Word. Basic computer skills are required.

Registration is required for all LTTC classes. You can register in several different ways. Click the image below to fill out an online form, call the library at 706-876-2504, or drop by to pick up a paper form.

Design a simple, holiday-themed 3D print using TinkerCad and become familiar with the Makerbot. Basic computer skills are required.

Registration is required for all LTTC classes. You can register in several different ways. Click the image below to fill out an online form, call the library at 706-876-2504, or drop by to pick up a paper form.

Dalton-Whitfield County Library presents an kid’s event: Creation Station on Wednesday, December 14, 2016, from 4:00pm-5:00pm

Children in grades k-5th will have some holiday fun while working on STEM skills! We will do a hot chocolate experiment and make a unique take-home ornament using computer code. Limit 20. No early sign ups or registration. First come, first served.

Zoo & Park Passes

Did you know that Georgia Libraries offer free or discounted passes to families who check out certain materials? They can be used once per family, and the value is unbeatable! Click on an image to find out more about the pass and how it works.

Georgia Libraries for Accessible Statewide Services

GLASS supports accessible library services in Georgia by promoting the use of assistive technology and by providing accessible reading materials to those who, due to a disability, are unable to read standard print. For more information, drop by the library or check outthe GLASS website